UOC Second Sem Exam Result 2023 Out: Revaluation by 13/02/2026

The University of Calicut (UOC) has officially announced the results for the Second Semester One Time Regular Supplementary Examination September 2023. Candidates who appeared for the MA Sanskrit Language and Literature General (Distance) (2019 Admission) and MA Sanskrit Sahithya Special (Distance) (2019 Admission) examinations can now check their results online. For those who wish to apply for revaluation of their answer scripts, the online application window is open until February 13, 2026.

Result Overview

Cut-off Marks

The official notification does not provide any information regarding cut-off marks for the Second Semester One Time Regular Supplementary Examination September 2023. Candidates are advised to check their individual scorecards for their performance.

Statistics

Details regarding the total number of candidates who appeared for the examination or those who have qualified are not mentioned in the official notification.

How to Check Result

Follow these steps to check your University of Calicut Second Semester Supplementary Exam Result 2023:

1. Visit the official website of the University of Calicut: www.uoc.ac.in.
2. Navigate to the ‘Results’ section, typically found under the ‘Examinations’ or ‘Student Zone’ tab.
3. Look for the link related to “Second Semester One Time Regular Supplementary Examination September 2023 Results” for MA Sanskrit courses.
4. Click on the relevant result link.
5. You may need to enter your Register Number or other required credentials.
6. Submit the details and your result will be displayed on the screen.
7. Download and take a printout of your result for future reference.

What’s on Your Scorecard

While not explicitly detailed in the notification, a typical University of Calicut result scorecard for a Master’s program may include the following information:

• Candidate’s Name and Roll Number/Register Number
• Course Name (MA Sanskrit Language and Literature General / MA Sanskrit Sahithya Special)
• Examination Name and Semester
• Subject-wise Marks/Grades
• Total Marks/CGPA obtained
• Result Status (Pass/Fail/Reappear)
• Remarks, if any

Revaluation Process & Important Dates

Candidates who are not satisfied with their results have the option to apply for revaluation of their answer scripts. Here’s what you need to know:

Revaluation Application Dates

How to Apply for Revaluation

1. Visit the official University of Calicut website (www.uoc.ac.in).
2. Look for the ‘Revaluation’ or ‘Online Application for Revaluation’ link under the ‘Examinations’ section.
3. Select the appropriate examination (Second Semester One Time Regular Supplementary Examination September 2023) and course.
4. Fill in the required details, including your register number and the subjects for which you want revaluation.
5. Remit the prescribed revaluation fee online. The exact fee amount should be available on the application portal.
6. Submit the application form.
7. Important: The notification explicitly states there is no need to send the printout of the application to the University. However, candidates must keep a copy of the submitted application for their future reference.
8. Ensure all details are correct and the fee is paid before the deadline. Defective applications (due to shortage of fee or incomplete details) will be summarily rejected without further notice.

What After Qualifying

For candidates who have successfully qualified in the Second Semester examinations, this result marks a progression in their academic journey. Typically, the next steps involve:

• Continuing Studies: Proceeding to the subsequent semesters of their MA program.
• Degree Completion: For those whose final semester results are out, this means moving towards degree completion and convocation.
• Further Opportunities: Qualified candidates can consider applying for higher studies, research opportunities, or relevant job roles based on their MA degree.

Previous Year Trends (Revaluation)

Based on general trends in university revaluation processes, candidates should approach revaluation with realistic expectations. While revaluation can sometimes lead to a change in marks, it is not guaranteed. Significant changes usually occur due to clear errors in evaluation or totaling. It is always advisable to thoroughly review your performance and decide on revaluation for subjects where you are confident of a discrepancy.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: When was the UOC Second Semester Supplementary Exam Result 2023 announced?

The results for the Second Semester One Time Regular Supplementary Examination September 2023 were published on February 04, 2026.

Q2: How can I check my UOC MA Sanskrit Supplementary Exam result?

You can check your result by visiting the official website www.uoc.ac.in, navigating to the ‘Results’ section, and entering your Register Number.

Q3: What is the last date to apply for revaluation of answer scripts?

The online application for revaluation of answer scripts must be submitted on or before February 13, 2026.

Q4: Do I need to send the printout of the revaluation application to the University?

No, the official notification states that there is no need to send the printout of the applications to the University. However, you must keep a copy for your own future reference.

Q5: What happens if my revaluation application is incomplete or has a fee shortage?

Defective applications due to shortage of fee or incomplete details will be summarily rejected without any further notice or information.

Q6: What details are required to apply for revaluation?

You will typically need your Register Number and to select the specific subjects for which you wish to apply for revaluation. The prescribed fee must also be remitted online.

Q7: When can I expect the revaluation results to be declared?

The notification does not specify the revaluation result declaration date. Candidates are advised to regularly check the official website for updates on revaluation results.

Q8: Is there any specific format for keeping a copy of the revaluation application?

While no specific format is mentioned, it is good practice to save the acknowledgement receipt or a printout of the final submitted application form as proof of your application.